Click Counter FAQ
What is a click counter?
A click counter keeps a running total each time you click, tap or press its Count button. Unlike a speed test, it has no time limit.
How do I use an online click counter?
Click or tap the Count button to add to your total. To count with a keyboard, use Tab to select Count, then press Space or Enter. You can change the counting step to 1, 2, 5 or 10.
Is a click counter the same as a tally counter?
Yes. An online tally counter is a digital version of a handheld clicker counter. Here you can also undo mistakes, count several things separately and save your totals in your browser.
Can I count mouse clicks without a timer?
Yes. Click the Count button as many times as you want. This tool does not track clicks elsewhere on your computer. To measure clicks per second, use the CPS Test.
Does this click counter track every mouse click on my computer?
No. It counts only clicks or taps on the Count button and Space or Enter when that button is selected. Clicks elsewhere on the page, in other apps or on other websites are not added.
How does counting by 5 or 10 work?
Choose Count by 5 or 10 to add that amount every time you use the Count button. For example, three presses with Count by 5 take the total from 0 to 15. Minus subtracts the same step without going below zero.
Can I use a click counter on my phone?
Yes. Tap the large Count button on your phone or tablet. You can also use Minus, Undo, Reset and multiple counters on a touchscreen.
Can I create multiple click counters?
Yes. Choose Add counter, give each counter a name and switch between them. Each counter has its own total and step size. You can create up to 20 counters.
How do I undo or reset a count?
Minus subtracts the amount selected under Count by. Undo restores the number before your most recent count change, including a reset. Reset count sets only the selected counter to zero.
Why did Undo stop working after I refreshed?
Counter names, totals and steps can be saved in this browser, but Undo can restore up to 50 recent changes until you reload the page. Refreshing clears that history without clearing the saved counts.
Will my counter be saved when I close the page?
When browser storage is available, counter names, totals and counting steps are saved on this device. You may lose them if you clear this site's data or use private browsing. They do not automatically appear on other devices.
What is the difference between a click counter and a CPS test?
A click counter tracks totals without a timer. A CPS test measures mouse clicks per second during a timed challenge. Use the counter for tracking quantities and the CPS Test for speed.